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Six Roman Tombs Uncovered in Central Syria

April, 07 2011

Global Arab Network

Six Roman Tombs Uncovered in Central Syria The Apamea Department of Archaeology uncovered a tomb containing six layered graves dating back to the Roman era north of Apamea Castle.

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Site workers dig up ancient Ha Noi tombs

April, 07 2011

VietNamNet Bridge

Digging into history: A tomb dating back nearly 2,000 years being excavated by archaeologists. (Photo: VNS) Two tombs dating to AD100 200 have been discovered in Ha Noi's Dong Ngac Commune, the Vietnamese Association of Archaeology said.

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Anglo saxon 7th Century plough coulter found in Kent

April, 07 2011

BBC

The coulter was discovered in Lyminge, Kent An archaeological discovery by the University of Reading is set to shed new light on the history of farming.

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In search of Genghis Khans tomb

April, 07 2011

Minneapolis Star Tribune

Professional explorers are enlisting the aid of computer users worldwide to close in on the fabled Mongolian site.

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Old cobbled street unearthed in Sunderland

April, 06 2011

BBC

The path was used in the 18th Century An archaeological dig in Sunderland has unearthed what experts say is a 250 year old cobbled street.

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Gold Treasure, Roman Coins Revealed in U.K.

April, 06 2011

National Geographic

Gold Treasure, Roman Coins Revealed in U.K. Fifty thousand Roman coins found in a field in Somerset, England, in 2010 (including the artifacts above) amount to the largest hoard of coins discovered in a single vessel and the second largest hoard of ancient coins ever found in Britain, according to British Museum experts.

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Pottery dating back to Metal Age found in Cebu town

April, 06 2011

Cebu Daily News

A TEAM of archaeologists from the University of San Carlos (USC) and the National Museum unearthed ancient pottery they believed to be dated back to the Philippine Metal Age at the grounds of the parish church in San Remigio town, Cebu.

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Utah rock art offers glimpse of Hawaiian life

April, 06 2011

Arizona Daily Sun

Utah rock art offers glimpse of Hawaiian life Halfway up Salt Mountain in Utah, petroglyphs on a limestone rock bear witness to an obscure twist of history: a Hawaiian Mormon settlement that flourished briefly more than a century ago.

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1,700 year old African skeleton could be an ancestor

April, 06 2011

BBC

It is believed that the man regularly carried heavy loads It is hoped a 1,700 year old African skeleton unearthed in Warwickshire could provide data about the DNA history of later populations and the ethnic origin of modern Britons.

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Grave of Stone Age gender bender excavated in Prague

April, 06 2011

Czech Position

The Prague 6 archeological site will be opened to the public on Thursday Archaeologists have unearthed a unique late Stone Age grave of a 'transsexual or gay man' in a suburb of the Czech capital